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Issue #2 : links have been updated. currently, the link redirects to the regex documentation for the current rust release

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Feel free to ignore the "purge greps" commit.
That was supposed to stay on my fork until I at least make sure I didn't break anything.
And it's terribly inefficient since I am focusing more on making sure I know what the code does than on efficiency at the moment.

@wolvespaw wolvespaw closed this Aug 15, 2018
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I think the link should be a docs.rs link, so we can pin the version number to what we’re using.

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I'll look into it.
Do you know what rust build was used?
(would be a bit faster than tracing through the code)
With how it's written, it looks like the regex version will be tied to which version of rust it was compiled with.

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regex hasn’t been part of rust itself for quite a while now, it’s just an external library. The version number used is in cargo.toml and cargo.lock, but the latest version number available is on https://crates.io.

@wolvespaw wolvespaw reopened this Aug 19, 2018
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@ashfordneil the ink is now pointing to the regex library version currently in use.
still need to update the regex library since it's behind by a major version (in use 0.2.6, current: >1.0)

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